The phrase "a system to satisfy" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a mechanism or process designed to meet specific needs or requirements.
Example: "We have developed a system to satisfy customer demands more efficiently."
Alternatives: "a method to fulfill" or "a framework to meet".
Who has the wisdom to devise a system to satisfy both such legitimate complaints?
He says: We don't have a system to satisfy the patient.
It is literally impossible for a system to satisfy all of these needs simultaneously when they are contradictory.
The framers of the B.C.S. know their ratings system is imperfect, that fans will never love it and that there will be squawking about which teams are ranked No. 1 and No. 2. "We can't get a system to satisfy everybody," said Mike Tranghese, the Big East commissioner and the coordinator of the B.C.S. "I have no illusions.
System adequacy mainly relates to the existence of sufficient facilities within a system to satisfy consumer load demands and system operational constraints, while system security relates to the ability of a system to respond to dynamic and transient disturbances arising within the system.
For constructing a management system to satisfy a specific management requirement, a redevelopment solution based on existing management systems is usually more practicable than developing the system from scratch.
As for domestic wind generators, the optimal system is connected to a storage system, to satisfy the home demand.
An optimization procedure for the optimal design of a trigenerative system to satisfy the energy needs of civil users is proposed.
As the current taxonomies of the viruses do not reflect the phylogeny relationship of different viruses [ 11], it is hard to build a classification system to satisfy all virologists.
Comparison of the new system with previous arrangement illustrates that various integration schemes can be easily simulated and an appropriate system to satisfy the main design objectives can be chosen.
Employing the thyroid phantom in quantitative assessment protocols would optimise the ability of the device's operator to choose the suitable configuration of a gamma imaging system to satisfy the existing medical needs; furthermore, the phantom will be a helpful tool to determine appropriate settings for the patient and the imaging system for clinical imaging studies.
